wallet made from chip packets

These wallets are made from a combination of repurposed materials such as chip packets, vinyl billboard banners, and polypropylene packaging. Materials that would normally be discarded are carefully cleaned, cut, and transformed into practical everyday wallets.

Despite their lightweight construction, the wallets are designed for durability. The materials used are surprisingly strong and flexible, making them well suited for daily use. Reinforced stitching and careful construction help ensure that cards, cash, and other essentials stay secure.

Inside, the wallet is designed to keep your belongings organised, with space for essential cards and a compartment for notes. The slim design keeps the wallet compact and easy to carry while still offering practical storage.

One of the most distinctive features of these wallets is their appearance. Because they are made from repurposed materials, every wallet features its own mix of colours, graphics, and textures. The original branding and patterns from the packaging and banner materials create bold, unexpected designs that make each wallet completely unique.

By transforming discarded materials into practical products, these wallets extend the life of materials that would otherwise become waste while creating something functional and distinctive.

For more information or to discuss custom options, please contact mark@upcycle.co.za.

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Please note that all prices shown on the website are indicative and may vary depending on size, design, quantity, and material availability.

Images shown on the website are representative of the style and look of the products. Because many of our items are made from reclaimed materials such as billboard banners and fabric offcuts, colours, patterns, and graphics will vary, making each piece unique.

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